7 Best Le Labo Scents and Fragrances

Le Labo The Noir 29 Review

A unisex perfume that is prominently masculine in its base notes, it is perfect for layering with other Le Labo fragrances during the cold seasons.

It contains the rich leafy notes of dry hay and tobacco, giving it a subtle everyday earthy essence. This product finishes with the woody-musky aroma of cedarwood and vetiver that emphasizes the intense yet subtle feel.

A lovely tea-scented lighthearted fragrance with top notes of musk, citrus, fig, bay leaves, and spicy forest notes. As it dries, the tobacco and hay become prominent and the scent becomes very smokey and sweet; it’s almost like a rose-based Nag Champa Incense.

Even if you don’t typically like tobacco as a note or scent, this Le Labo fragrance is likely to change your mind. Beautifully balanced, just like with the leather in Santal, Le Labo has a solid feel for balancing the ingredients’ intensity and duration of each note.

Le Labo Tonka 25 Review

With a total of 25 ingredients used in Tonk 25, like most perfumes from the house this fragrance is also polarizing and concentrated.

A very peppery floral perfume with an opening that works to include a nice woody spirit at its base. There is something almost vintage smelling in this popular Le Labo scent, like a masculine classic scent from the ’70s or ’80s.

It enjoys a strong confusing opening throwing you off at first with orange blossom notes. Until the woody base leads and settles down with only mild tonka notes somewhere in the background.

Overall the Tonka 25 is the perfect balance of citrus and wood in one perfume and is highly recommended as one of the best Le Labo fragrances for men.

Its key bitterness is the fragrance’s most distinctive characteristic, as formulas of these similar ingredients would usually be sweetened out in other brands.

Since it’s not sweet, we already see this fragrance being a formal scent but would love to see more woody notes at its base.

Le Labo Baie 19 Review

The hot post-rain atmosphere you get from this fragrance is the same ambiance you’d get from Burberry touch or Burberry Burberry for her. A distinctive scent for its special occasions.

This popular Le Labo fragrance is perfect for those who ever imagined a dark aquatic scent, nothing too sweet or floral Le Labo Baie is certainly one of the best Le Labo fragrances.

The minty green opening gives off a classic vintage kind of note but, the mint notes are not too obvious and hide between notes of spice and powder.

However, menthol is what makes this fragrance a summer scent and is certainly different than the traditional bergamot opening in typical summertime fragrances.

Patchouli and amber notes are two keynotes in the dry down as green notes go away;  immediately portraying the fragrance in a subtly masculine manner.

If there is anything we could change in this fragrance, it would be to stress the powdery notes to last longer.

Rated for its unique complexion and outstanding projection, Le Labo Baie 19 projects highly on women of all ages, and is recommended as a summer go-to.

Le Labo Vetiver 46 Review

For The Bold and daring, lovers of intense ingredients, Le Labo Vetiver 46 Is the true definition of the perfect loud summer/spring perfume from the lab.

With an earthy opening and projection, Le Labo Vetiver 46 is a sophisticated intense scent perfect for any gender, age, and occasion.

By emphasizing crisp green vetiver, smoky accords, and a lot of incense, it becomes a nighttime scent that every man can easily pull off.

Perfect for wintertime and fall wear Le Labo Vetiver 46 just might be your next best Le Labo fragrance.
Unisex but with a masculine edge, Vetiver 46 is the most popular Le Labo Fragrance and best-selling along with Noir 29 during the cold seasons.

Encompassing a universe of prominently masculine notes, Le Labo vetiver 46 makes the best winter fragrance for men from the lab.

Le Labo Bergamote 22 Review

An underrated citrus perfume with true essences of intense bergamot and classic masculine aromas. Reminding us of something we’d find in a ’90s barbershop or beauty salon.

A bergamot and vetiver combo lead the opening and eventually dry down to a smokey cedar and smooth vanilla mixture.

In one of the most popular Le Labo perfumes, the brand balances each note to a level of perfection.

For a citrus perfume, Le Labo bergamote 22 sure has an empowering long-lasting feature, most perfumes on its level would usually be a quick blast of freshness.

One of the most popular Le Labo colognes, Le Labo Bergamote 22 is a fire-inspired scent, mixing all a warm musky base with delicate notes and subtle hints of extravagant vanilla longevity.

While the scent is rather lighter than we expected, Bergamote 22 reminds us of Jo  Malone Grapefruit and is the perfect as a hot day signature scent for admirers of breezy spring-smelling fragrances.

Le Labo Iris 39 Review

Iris 39 balances warm and cool aspects of the iris perfectly, the powdery earthiness of iris and patchouli are warmed by the addition of green leaves, spices, and floral notes.

An extremely powdery iris and violet perfume that has a super strong patchouli opening. The lime and ginger do try their hardest to cut through, but they are simply outmatched. This popular Le Labo fragrance is the most vintage-smelling, Chanel-esque of Le Labo’s current selection.

The dry down is of an animalic woody scent that has a base note of musk, with a similar signature hint like other scents of creamy Le Labo excellence, but we rate this best Le Labo scent mainly for its outstanding Iris balance.

Comforting, warm, and perfectly ageless is the best description for Le Labo Iris 39, as it is one of the very few scents from the brand that is perfectly unisex as the brand claims.

Opening on sharp citrusy woody notes, it then begins spicing up as it progresses, Le Labo Iris 39 makes the best simplistic fragrance of natural aromas from Le Labo.

A perfect special occasion fragrance, this strong scent of patchouli longevity and Ylang Ylang base notes is certainly of the best Le Labo perfumes.

Le Labo Oud 27 Review

Le Labo Oud 27 can be described as a bitter overpowering woody scent made only for oud fans. Le Labo Oud reminds us of the royal Arabic oud brand Abdul Samad Alqurashi.

It has an extremely concentrated level of oud that dominates this Le Labo Scent; creating an irresistible woody aura of Arabian incense and Agarwood.

Wrapping up our list is the most controversial and bold creation from Le Labo perfumes, a scent so potent that it may need to be sprayed hours before wearing.

This is like someone took all the nice woody aspects of oud, and created the most concentrated form possible to play a master role in this immaculate Oud scent.

With this fragrance being so extravagant not anyone could pull it off, we considered ranking it first before coming to realize that the majority of our won’t appreciate its potency of pure Oud oil.

Projecting solely dark wooden notes and a hint of black pepper Le Labo Oud 27 marks the last best Le Labo scent, on our list of the best Le Labo scents and fragrances.